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Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet
Circle the date with the comma in the right place.
A comma in a date goes between the day and the year: June 4, 2026. First graders learn it by seeing it often, but when they write a date themselves the comma tends to go after the month, at the end, or nowhere. On this grade 1 worksheet each line shows three ways of writing the same date, and your child circles the one with the comma in the right place.
The wrong choices put the comma after the month, at the end of the date, or leave it out. Support sheets use days 1 to 9, standard sheets any day of the month, and challenge sheets add more months and years. Find the day, then the year, and put the comma between them.
Common Core standard: L.1.2
The dates are May 4, 2026 and May, 4 2026 and May 4 2026. The comma goes after the day, before the year, so circle May 4, 2026.
Putting the comma after the month, as in May, 4 2026, or at the very end of the date.
Find the day number and the year. The comma goes between them.
Putting the comma after the month, as in May, 4 2026, or at the very end of the date.
Find the day number and the year. The comma goes between them.
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